The Charms of Profundity

the real meaning, the soul of the wordnor phrase or thought, that must be uncoverednor one winds up with . . . jargon."nSince translation points towardnan infinite goal, "much along the waynis veiled or hidden, as on the wrongnside of a tapestry." Hence, the translatornlearns humility by seeking obscuritynin the graceful doing . . .